This 1937 Austrian leaflet depicts a Nazi, a Communist, and a social democrat. It reads, "And when they found each other, they understood each other immediately."
— Uri Kurlianchik (@VerminusM) July 16, 2026
Amazing how the more things change, the more they remain the same. pic.twitter.com/kZULa4z4QX
This was a profoundly necessary, cathartic moment, giving voice to the righteous fury and disgust of millions. It marked a striking departure from his typically charming, winsome, humorous, bipartisanship-minded demeanor. Arguably his finest hour. Thank you, Senator. RIP. https://t.co/lXJd4jdD4g
— Guy Benson (@guypbenson) July 12, 2026
The obvious reason we haven’t invested in this is that there’s a widely available third option that costs about $40 worth of gas. https://t.co/jAHQnm5qFo
— Mark Hemingway (@Heminator) July 11, 2026
I invite you to imagine how you would want our government to respond if a single rocket was fired into a neighborhood near you by an enemy sworn to kill you all. Now watch this video and remember it isn't rain you're seeing. https://t.co/YXhYpwKQhY
— James Lindsay, anti-Communist (@ConceptualJames) July 11, 2026
I periodically repost this to get our paper on Hidden Figures to a few more people who will be around for longer than I will. It would be a shame if the episode continues to be treated as genuine for so long that it is eventually codified as history. https://t.co/XmOlc3NobH
— Charles Murray (@charlesmurray) July 12, 2026
Most ancient philosophers taught that the way to happiness was by controlling desires, not satisfying them. Modern abundance should make this easier by removing the element of desperation, but it's become harder. Why? https://t.co/9kE5Z2D6fl
— eburke (@JamesWHankins1) July 11, 2026
Fun fact.
— Massimo (@Rainmaker1973) July 12, 2026
The Monarch butterfly migration is one of the longest-known, multi-generational insect migrations on our planet. Every fourth generation lives 8 times longer than the previous generations and travels 10 times farther. pic.twitter.com/ejFVEFyLoH
Tom Gauld
— mr_eIon_Xnews (@Musk_DaiIy_news) July 12, 2026
Scottish cartoonist
Quite a bit of his work has been used by American publication 'The New Yorker ' pic.twitter.com/aIBDFxSdlg
Your occasional reminder that high school graduation rates are the phoniest statistic in education. https://t.co/bEpgog9WW9
— Robert Pondiscio (@rpondiscio) July 10, 2026
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